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Students interested in
pursuing particular academic courses of study within the framework of
classical antiquity - Greek, Latin, ancient art, classical archaeology,
ancient history, and ancient philosophy - might consider the following
selections of courses (printable
version):
LITERATURE
CC220 Classical Mythology
CC222 Greek Drama: Myth In Action
CC223 Greek and Roman Comedy
CC224 The Heroine's Tale: Traditions of Greek and Roman Epic
CC226 Greek and Roman Historiography
CC365 Special Topics: Singer, Song, & Society
GO303 Classical Political Thought
HI201 Greek History
HI202 Roman History
LS2 124 Athenian Democracy
LS2 156 The Good Life in Ancient Greek Philosophy and Literature
LS2 180 Images of 12 Caesars
PH203 History of Greek Philosophy
ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY
CC220 Classical Mythology
CC365 Special Topics: Bronze Age Art and Archaeology
AN105 Introduction to Archaeology
AN175 Introduction to Archaeological Field Investigations
AH222 Greek Art and Archaeology
AH223 Roman Art and Archaeology
AH232 Late Antique, Early Medieval & Byzantine Art
AH376A Colloquium in Art History: Ancient
GE102 Historical Geology
GE309 Field Techniques
HI201 Greek History
HI202 Roman History
LS2 124 Athenian Democracy
LS2 180 Images of
12 Caesars
HISTORY
CC226 Greek and Roman Historiography
GO303 Classical Political Thought
HI201 Greek History
HI202 Roman History
HI361F Special Topics: Alexander the Great; Age of Augustus
HI375G Colloquium in Ancient History: International Affairs in Antiquity
LS2 124 Athenian Democracy
LS2 180 Images of
12 Caesars
PHILOSOPHY
CC222 Greek Drama: Myth
In Action
CC223 Greek and Roman Comedy
CC226 Greek and Roman Historiography
GO303 Classical Political Thought
HI201 Greek History
LS2 124 Athenian Democracy
LS2 156 The Good Life in Ancient Greek Philosophy and Literature
PH203 History of Greek Philosophy
PH210 Aesthetics
PH303 Ethics
PH327A, B Great Philosophers: Plato; Aristotle
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